Engagement photography in Natural Light _ Monomad daily chalenge

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Hi everyone,
This is Menti with a new engagement session.
The shoot took place in a classic indoor setting, with an emphasis on clarity, simplicity, and personal presence. It wasn’t about grand gestures—it was about stillness, and how a quiet space can frame connection.

I relied primarily on natural light from the window. To soften shadows and lift midtones on their faces, I used a white reflector. The goal was even skin tone, subtle highlights, and no harsh lines—especially around the eyes and jawline.
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In the first photo, the couple stands near a vintage mirror. The bride holds a bouquet of simple white tulips, dressed modestly in a carefully detailed gown. The groom, in a neutral-toned suit, rests his hand lightly on her arm. Their posture is intentional but relaxed. This is not a posed image—it’s a moment of calm presence.

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In the second frame, the bride stands alone, with the groom blurred in the background. This depth separation was done deliberately, showing her centered strength while still including him as part of the composition. Light spills in from the side window, catching the florals and adding visual texture.

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The third image is the groom’s portrait.
He stands against a wall of classic frames, dressed in a tailored suit. His posture is steady, his gaze directed at the lens. There’s no dramatic expression—just quiet confidence. The contrast between his light outfit and the darker background makes him stand out without overwhelming the frame.

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Then comes the fourth photo—perhaps the most intimate.
Foreheads close, hands forward, rings visible. There’s no smile here, no dramatics. Just contact. The white reflector helped retain detail in both faces while keeping the light soft and even. It’s a moment that feels genuine and grounded.

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Finally, we return to a shared pose.
The couple stands side by side, surrounded by soft fabrics and warm tones. The floral arrangement adds dimension without pulling attention. It’s a clean closing frame—balanced, intentional, and quiet.

For me, this wasn’t just an engagement shoot.
It was a technical and emotional exercise in capturing stillness without losing authenticity.
Thanks for being here,

Photography By @menati
Camera: Sony a7 III
Lens: 24-70mm f/2.8 SIGMA ART DG DN



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